Extradition Sought for Roy by New Hampshire Governor
Concord reports Gov Floyd signed extradition papers to bring Paul Emile Roy from France on murder charges filed by his wife Gracia Calla. Paris authorities await documents as Deputy Scott prepares to transport Roy if extradition is deemed extraditable. Roy asserts self defense and meets with his counsel Rubin at the Prosecutor's office. no charge yet filed.
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New York Times
Concord
N. Y
France
Paul Emile Roy
Gracia Calla
George A. Curkins
Floyd
Washington
Charles H. Batchelder
Portsmouth
Rockingham Junction
Edwin G. Eastman
Roy
John D. Kelley
Paris
New Hampshire
Robert Scott
Exeter
Newington
N. H
Roy ¢O Jme
United States
Jas
Paul Roy
Carkins
M. Rubin
Glacia Calla Discusses Family Tragedy and Past Life
Special to The New York Times from Portsmouth New Hampshire recounts Glacia Calla born Lillian Carkins describing her brother George A Carkins death at the hands of her husband Paul Emile Roy. She details the shooting aftermath and her flight, plus remarks on Paris years, the Baroness impostor claim, and inquiries about her birth in 1871.
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New York Times
Portsmouth
N. H
Paul Emile Roy
Glacia Calla
George A. Carkins
Peach
Paul
Sonny
New York
Paris
Marchesi
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Shah
Persia
George
Greece
Saratoga
Francie
Count de Peynace
America
Oscar Hammerstein
Lillian Carkins
Glacia
Calla Family Birth Entry Amid Contested Records
A birth entry for Calla shows George E. Calla of Portsmouth and Carrie E. Calla of Epping as parents, with penmanship questioned. The narrative notes a prior child Yune who died at eight, father William Nf. Southern, and property bought for her by J. G. Hathawey of Boston. Miss Calla, seeking counsel Col. John H. Bartlett, drew crowds and media as she appeared in a $3,000 polar bear fur coat.
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Calla
George E. Calla
Portsmouth
Carrie E. Calla
Epping
Yune
Neo
Muller Ury Linked Etching to Glacia Cala Gift Scheme
Artist Muller Ury recalled that a five hundred dollar etching of Glacia Cala was made about two years ago. Cala visited his office with a well known New York society figure now abroad, believing the work was a gift for Cala’s mother. He does not recall any Baroness von Orendorff involved. Cala impressed him as beautiful and elegant, with a pure singing voice noted during a Plaza dinner where he briefly met her.
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Baroness von Orendorff
Calla
Mr. Muller-Ury
Paris
Joseph Horne Co Sues Canton Publisher for 50000 Damages
The Joseph Horne Company filed suit in the US Circuit Court Northern District of Ohio against News-Democrat Publishing Co of Canton for 50000 damages over a Feb 24 publication claiming the firm was in the hands of a receiver for two weeks. Cleveland lawyers filed the action. Major A Purchfield, VP, says rumors are unfounded and aims to stop circulation of such reports.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Joseph Horne Company
United States Circuit Court
Northern District of Ohio
News-Democrat Publishing Company
Canton
Ohio
Cleveland
Hoyt, Bustin, Kelley, McKeehan & Andrews
Major A P. Burchfield
Lovejoy Mortgage Paid In Pittsburg Rescue Story
In Pittsburg on February 28, the $80,000 mortgage on Francis T. F. Lovejoy’s home, secured by Fidelity Title and Trust, was satisfied and the sheriff’s sale sign removed. Funds reportedly came from Andrew Carnegie, who helped Lovejoy after learning of his financial troubles, sending a $125,000 check this week. The episode surprised locals given Lovejoy’s earlier ties to H. C. Frick during the Carnegie ironclad dispute.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Francis T. F. Lovejoy
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
Andrew Carnegie
Lovejoy
Carnegie
Lawyer survives head wound after Brooklyn shooting
Charles M. Sanford, a Brooklyn lawyer shot in the head and neck by a woman, has returned to his Smithtown Branch home in Illinois. He reports no serious aftereffects and notes a bullet remains in his head. He recalls the electrical-probe method used to locate the bullet and says he will not seek extraction.
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Charles M. Sanford
Brooklyn
Smithtown Branch
Ill. I
Sanford
Cella’s Will Filed After West Broadway Death
Gerolamo Cella’s will revokes prior documents and bequeaths 25 Wooster Street to his wife Teresa for life, then to his stepson Ceasare Bianchi’s children. Teresa receives $2,400 annual annuity. upon her death the estate reverts to daughters Victoria Cavagnaro and Anna Pisarra. Roberto Cella receives $3,000. nieces Fulda and Linda Cella get $1,900 each. Executors are daughters Cavagnaro and Pisarra. Estate valued under $230,000.
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Gerolamo Cella
West Broadway
Protate
Cella
Wooster Street
Teresa
Ceasare’ Bianchi
Pisarra
Gems Lost At The Opera Metropolis Rewards Offered
Five people asked The Times Lost and Found for help locating gems lost near the Metropolitan Opera House. This morning pleas seek a small diamond horseshoe pin with enameled rider and a pearl and diamond brooch lost in or near the Opera House. Liberal rewards will be paid for returns to owners.
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Times
Metropolitan Opera House
Bainbridge Colby Appeals Merger Suit to Court of Appeals
The Appellate Division granted Bainbridge Colby the right to carry his bid to restrain the Equitable and Mercantile Trust Companies merger to the Court of Appeals on two law points. The prior decision favored the merger, but the division unanimously permitted the appeal.
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Supreéme Court
Bainbridge Colby
Equitable and Mercantile Trust Companies
Court of Appeals
Wife Sues J A Shannon in Supreme Court Action
Mrs Anna M Shannon seeks a week alimony and counsel fee of 50 pending trial for separation from James A Shannon wholesale butcher and son of David Shannon of 3824 West 71st St Pres of David Shannon Co She accuses cruelty and misconduct with Adele M Thorpe widow of Fife Arms Broadway and 87th St For five months she says he has not supported her and their three children His counsel denies the charges.
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Supreme Court
Fitzgerald
Anna Ma Shannon
James A. Shannon
David Shannon
West Seventy-first Street
In Orleans County Bryan Delegation Debate Opens
Albion N Y Feb 28 In Orleans County Democratic primaries to morrow the first clash of state factions occurs National Committeeman Norman E Mack seeks an instructed Bryan delegation and has sent a representative this week while Buffalo Times issues urge for Bryan The county convention Monday will decide instructing for Bryan
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Orleans County
New York Times
Albion
N. Y
Orleans’ County
Norman E. Mack
Bryan
Buffalo Times
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